Brad Engmann

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Brad Engmann
Residence	San Francisco, California
Nationality	American
Occupation	Project manager
Known for	Competitive shooter, USPSA Grand Master

Brad Engmann is a competitive shooter and USPSA Grand Master. He is also known for competing in the first season of History Channel's marksmen competition Top Shot.

Biography

Engmann was born in the US and raised in San Francisco, California, where he resides now. He currently works as a project manager.

Engmann started shooting when he was thirteen years old, after asking his dad to take him to a local firing range. One of the first guns he would shoot was a Beretta 92F. Engmann says he quit shooting for several years and dedicated himself to cars, until he discovered about the USPSA.^[1]

In 2010, Engmann appeared in the first season of History Channel's marksmen competition Top Shot. During the first half of the competition, Engmann competed as part of the Red Team. His team ended up winning two challenges during his tenure, and Brad was nominated for elimination three times. He was eliminated during the seventh week of the competition.

References

↑ Brad Engmann: USPSA Grand Master and Top Shot Competitor on CheaperThanDirt (July 29, 2010)

External links

Brad Engmann Bio on History Channel
Brad Engmann at the Internet Movie Database

v t e Top Shot

Seasons	1 2 3 4 5

Winners	Iain Harrison Chris Reed Dustin Ellermann Chris Cheng Phil Morden

Finalists	Chris Cerino (1 & 5) Brian Zins Mike Hughes Gregory Littlejohn

Other contestants	Caleb Giddings Brad Engmann Tara Poremba Blake Miguez Kelly Bachand J.J. Racaza Athena Lee Maggie Reese Chris Tilley Ashley Spurlin Cliff Walsh

Trainers	Craig Sawyer Jack Dagger John Huffer Chris Brackett Taran Butler Ryan Cleckner Jerry Miculek Michael Voigt Robert Vogel Julie Golob

Host	Colby Donaldson

Production	Pilgrim Films & Television

Persondata
Name	Engmann, Brad
Alternative names
Short description	Sports shooter
Date of birth
Place of birth	USA
Date of death
Place of death

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